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Built in 1595 at the behest of Stephan Zobel von Giebelstadt and his wife Kordula Echter. Renaissance style, single-nave church with a striking, slate-gray west tower. The church is dedicated to Saint Burkhard, an early bishop and missionary, considered the first bishop of Würzburg.

The parish church of St. Mary's Assumption impresses with its bright, spacious interior, even though it is smaller than its predecessor, the Auber Minster. The chancel, with its magnificent Baroque high altar, survived the damage of the Second World War unscathed. An exceptional highlight is the Crucifixion group by Tilman Riemenschneider from 1510. It is located on the left side as you enter from the main entrance. It is worth turning on the lighting.

On the right, the Echter coat of arms, on the left, the Zobel coat of arms. Stefan von Zobel donated the church; his wife was a native of Echter. Prince-Bishop Julius Echter donated the 12 Apostles altar.

The artist was Michael Juncker, who created the altarpiece with its Apostles altar, Renaissance portal, and tabernacle. The altarpiece is located in the church in Messelhausen.

The apostles were sent into the world after Phingsten and were the first pilgrims.

Very relaxed beer garden with good food (especially the burgers, and everything from the smoker!). Great service; you don't have to wait long for your order.

Historical significance: Often witnesses to important events or technical masterpieces. Photo opportunities: Beautiful locations for souvenir photos.

Spiritual retreat: The Stations of the Cross invite reflection and inner peace. Beautiful landscape: The expansive view over the fields provides a peaceful backdrop. Rest break: The bench invites you to linger—ideal for a rest during a hike. Cultural significance: The inscription and the monument tell a story that inspires reflection. Pilgrimage: The sign indicates that this place is part of a spiritual hiking trail (e.g., "Augenblick-Weg").